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This amazing story of the âMarsh Girlâ entered my gut and I became part of Kya's life, living in the Shack in the unwelcome Marsh. I loved her passion for all things nature and her impulsiveness. Her mother walked away when she was six and eventually her sisters and brother left her with a monstrous, abusive father. When he never came back she grew up alone in the shack and learned how to survive.
Many books have affected me emotionally but this one seemed to settle inside. It is a heartbreaking, ...more
Many books have affected me emotionally but this one seemed to settle inside. It is a heartbreaking, ...more
Very touching book. Where the Crawdads Sing isn’t the most technically well written book, but I found it engrossing and moving.
One star knocked off because I felt like the ending could have been better, it felt kind of hollow.
One star knocked off because I felt like the ending could have been better, it felt kind of hollow.
This is one of the best books I have read in a long time. This is right up there with my all time favorite A Prayer for Owen Meany. I felt all of the emotions and feelings of the main character, Kya. The ending evoked many emotions as did the Owen Meany book. I highly recommend this book!
Both a mystery and thriller, she writes a page -Turner suffused with nature references. There were some mystifying omissions toward the end, but I still enjoyed it
I loved this book and highly recommend it. It kept my interest from the very beginning and is beautifully written.
Sep 10, 2020
Shawnna McAvoy
marked it as to-read
